Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Openhanded; generous. synonym: liberal.
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- adjective Openhanded; generous.
- adjective
Freehand . - verb Simple past tense and past participle of
freehand .
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Examples
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Missed once at thirty yards, dead centered a tree, and cut him off crossing a field, but at the speed he was running, shooting freehanded, it just didn't connect.
Field & Stream 2009
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None of us here has one iota of doubt you could hit a com satellite in low-earth orbit with your trusty '06, iron sights, shooting freehanded with a full-value crosswind.
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I do not care how good of a shooter you are, there is no one in the world that can shoot a rifle, freehanded at a distance over 200 yds.
Long Range Hunting 2009
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Missed once at thirty yards, dead centered a tree, and cut him off crossing a field, but at the speed he was running, shooting freehanded, it just didn't connect.
Field & Stream 2009
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None of us here has one iota of doubt you could hit a com satellite in low-earth orbit with your trusty '06, iron sights, shooting freehanded with a full-value crosswind.
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I do not care how good of a shooter you are, there is no one in the world that can shoot a rifle, freehanded at a distance over 200 yds.
Long Range Hunting 2009
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I seized upon an A3 sketchpad, a whiteboard marker and freehanded sketches of some of my favourite things:
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I seized upon an A3 sketchpad, a whiteboard marker and freehanded sketches of some of my favourite things:
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He took a grease pencil and freehanded additional coverage onto the stone used for the yellow pass.
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I seized upon an A3 sketchpad, a whiteboard marker and freehanded sketches of some of my favourite things:
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